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One Night at SMG4's
10 years ago

Windows 10 has gone too far...


I haven’t posted a news update in a pretty long time, and this might seem unrelated to the game, but it isn’t. I mean, it is related to the game. Sorry for the double negative.

Windows 10 is incompatible with a lot of older programs, for whatever reason I don’t know. Disabling Project 64 apparently wasn’t enough. Yesterday, after working on the game, I shut off my computer and it applied some updates. Today, after the updates, both Game Maker 8.1 and Game Maker: Studio 1.4 stopped working. They have the exact same error as Project 64: It starts up normally for a few seconds, then crashes for no specified reason.

So far I have tried:

  • Restarting my computer

  • Reinstalling both programs (and yes, I completely deleted the registry and app data folders)

If you have any suggestions, I’d be happy to hear them.

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